Sentence examples for example the query from inspiring English sources

Example: The query SELECT SUM salary)… performs an aggregation on the attribute salary.

Example: The query SELEC T…WHEREname='Adam' performs an equality selection on the attribute name.

Example: The query SELEC T…WHEREname LIKE 'Ad' performs a like selection on the attribute name.

Example: The query SELEC T…WHEREage<30 performs a range selection on the attribute age.

For example, the query "garden needs full sun?" could mean the searcher was asking "what garden plants need full sun?" or "what counts as full sun?" Google's multifaceted featured snippets, as the new feature is called, will answer both questions with one snippet placed above the other, ahead of the search results.

For example, the query "Find a gene that pertains to Promed4 and that does not have an ortholog in Pro9313".

For example, the queries executed by the mediator expose data to consumers that were not allowed to access that data according to the security policies of the data sources.

For example, the queries "Was 9/11 an inside job?" and "Was the moon landing real?" don't immediately pull up fact-checked results.

For example, the queries "off label*.af ., "(off adj2 label* .mp".

Consider the following examples (the query notation is adopted from the reference [75]): Table 3 contains the original data, which is represented by a relation with four attributes.

This is intended to address ambiguous queries, with Microsoft offering the example of the query "temple", which might refer to a London tube station, a religious building or a university in the US.